Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

70-Not So Innocent!

I have been in my room thinking about what happened between Helel and me last night. Now that it was slowly start- ing to sink in, I was beginning to understand what I lost last night. It wasn’t a problem for me, but my mother would be very angry when she found out about it.

However, it is not like I am ever going to tell her anything. She would never find out. Now that I have tasted freedom, the idea of answering someone’s burning questions doesn’t seem too desirable to me. I wanted to live freely now. It is not like I didn’t want to ever see my mother, but I wanted her to not control me too much.

“What happens if I don’t take the pills for too long?” I asked myself that question, holding the pill bottle in my hand and staring at it. I was resting in the bed, my arms stretched out and the bottle in the air.

“Would it be okay to let my wolf transition once?” I tried to convince myself to transition, but then I remembered how wrong it could go if he tracked my scent.

“No! I must not make that mistake,” I said to myself and sat up in bed. Without wasting another minute, I took the pill and calmed down.

Now that I have decided to not mess up my routine, I planned to meet Helel and see what he was up to. It really shocked me when I walked out of the room and found the mansion empty. I don’t know how long I have been in my room, but it certainly hasn’t been years.

“Now where the heck is everyone?” I sighed. Taking a quick peek inside the kitchen and finding no one there didn’t help my anxiety. I kept wandering around until my eyes trav-eled to the hallway and the light emitting from the room at the end.

proceeding to walk in that direction and probably have a word with him. It could be anything at

I walked closer and peered inside to see

my chest when I found Gwen checking

you doing here?” I instantly marched in- side, and when I raised my voice to let her know I caught her, it startled her beyond

shelf was itself a sign that she shouldn’t

umm- I w—as—,” she gulped loudly, taking little strides around while

what?” I asked, folding my arms across my chest and

when she turned around to me

from him, and now I cannot find it.” She giggled a lit- tle, shrugging her shoulders and doing random gestures

for his permission before walking into his study like that?” I kept interrogating her and making her

her head to sound genuinely disappointed in herself. Some- thing was way off about her, and I wasn’t thinking like that, only because I was jealous of her. I just got bad vibes from

said, and she tried bolting past me when I followed her briskly

suddenly, laugh- ing hysterically. Her actions were very random

I said as I walked past her and into

no need for that, Beatrice!” she said, joining me in the room, but this time she wasn’t laughing or looking hys- terical. In fact,

as I pointed at the book resting near the windowsill. It was amazing how she couldn’t